The point was how much people/football fans in general care about them, not rival fans from the same city.
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The point was how much people/football fans in general care about them, not rival fans from the same city.
Of course, but Eboue's post was referring to Redcafe in particular.
Yeah i'd agree with that, and tbf the bolded bit wasn't really something i'd considered before.
Literally the only thing i can think of is that our grass is a darker shade of green than most, and looks a bit swampy. And i'm pretty sure i just made that up or i'm seeing things or something. That wouldn't be enough to form the basis for an insult that widespread, would it?
Maybe we borrowed swamps from City sometime in the past.
Utd players were major M.A.S.H. fans back in the day?
Makes sense, they seem to have experience where desolate landscapes are concerned.
I wouldn't listen to Eboue, he seems to have gone off the rails a little bit since Barney's departure, he feels like he needs to be the new #1 ABU on the forum until we can promote someone else.
It's the remix to ignition
Manchester City edition.
You bought all of Arsenal's players
and now you're in 4th position.
Desolate:
1. (of a place) uninhabited and giving an impression of bleak emptiness.
2. feeling or showing great unhappiness or loneliness
I'd say a swamp fits that description.
1. (of a place) uninhabited and giving an impression of bleak emptiness.
2. feeling or showing great unhappiness or loneliness
I'd say a swamp fits that description.
Come baaaack, Wrongettaaaaa
Not really - it's the opposite of empty. A desert or a moor is desolate, a swamp not so much.
I respect Newcastle as well, they're one of the clubs I'd like to see do well. Would be great to see them in a cup final at Wembley. That's mainly because of their fanbase though and how I can see some parallels with City regarding their club size and lack of success. But I'd rather they had an owner like Mansour pumping money into the club than Mike Ashley. As for you feeling nothing towards City, well, fair enough, but I'm sure if City progress and build on our current success we should be able to make you hate us, hopefully..
I've hated your lot with a horrible hate all my life, I thought it was hilarious when they were languishing in the lower leagues.
It might have plant life, wild life or whatever. But there's no one there, you'd be pretty lonely unless you were Dr fecking Doolittle.
Desolate Swamp, NY.
It might have plant life, wild life or whatever. But there's no one there, you'd be pretty lonely unless you were Dr fecking Doolittle.
Desolate Swamp, NY.
Dr. Doolittle seems like a good nickname for Ballotelli.
This thread was great fun today.
you're on a roll in hereSo one of the proudest moments in their history is about us getting relegated.
That was the op of a thread discussing the centenary of the "Rags vs Liverpool scandal". We are probably a little too obsessed with RAWK and making fun of Liverpool but at least we mock them for things they've done in living memory.
Looks blissful to me! Seems like another example of Americans giving things really odd namesIt might have plant life, wild life or whatever. But there's no one there, you'd be pretty lonely unless you were Dr fecking Doolittle.
Desolate Swamp, NY.
A definition of desolate that fits what I've always used it as:
Places like swamps are deserted of people, but I don't think you could argue that they're bleak or dismal. This picture looks desolate to me:
My immediate thought of a desolate place is somewhere like that, anywhere you'd expect to find a tumbleweed basically. But i still think you can apply the characteristics to a swamp.
Perhaps we should ask Talksport to do a poll about swamps and desolate places?
My vote would be swamps aren't desolate.
Swamps can be desolate but not all desolate places are swamps i.e the council house.
Swamps are anything but desolate, they're teeming with life.
I don't care about swamps and this proves that I hate them. Or something.
The Etihad on matchday?
Swamps aren't desolate.
And deserts aren't swampy.
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Quicksand, i guess, is about as swampy as a desert ever gets. Which is to say, not very.
Very strange!
To me, the polar opposite of desolate would be "lush", and swamps are generally pretty lush. For you the polar opposite appears to be "populated", which just doesn't fit for me
i missed this thread. Long may it be bumped
According to Talksport 40 percent of people hate swamps. 6 percent hate desolate places. 45 percent dont care about jungles.
Conclusion - 75 percent care about City.
Conclusion - 75 percent care about City.
I polled myself, and I changed my name to TALKSPORT, I don't care about Manchester City. 0% of people care about City, this is scientifically proven.
In over 5 years. The last few hundred posts of which have been mocking a mentally challenged chap. I'd say that's fairly low considering.
This thread took an odd turn
Quicksand requires water I think, I guess in the desert you could have weird hollows that might be like a sand-trap but I'm not sure.
Do they have these kinds of polite discussions about different types of terrain on Bluemoon? I find conversations like this to be the lifeblood of a good football fan forum.